Which sports venues have you attended a game at?

List every sports venue you've attended a game at, and the circumstances if they are notable.

NFL- Candlestick Park, McAfee Coliseum*(Raiders), Texas Stadium(Donovan McNabb 14-second scramble on MNF ) Houston Astrodome(Oilers).

NBA- ARCO Arena(Kings), US Airways Center(Suns)*, AT&T Center(Spurs)*, The Arena in Oakland(Warriors)

MLB Candlestick Park(Giants), AT&T Park*(Giants), Angel Stadium in Anaheim(World Series Game 2002 Game 5)

NHL STAPLES Center(Kings)

*Stadium had a different name when I attended.

 

MLB
Angel Stadium in Anaheim (various games)
Dodger Stadium (various games)

NBA
STAPLES Center (Clippers and Lakers on separate occasions)

I still hope to go to a 49ers game one day

I also went to a hockey game a long time ago, I think it was the Bulldogs, and I think it was at the Staples center.

 

Bank One Ballpark and Sundevil Stadium.



I suck.

 

Kingdome (Seahawks and Mariners)
Safeco Field (Mariners)
Qwest Field (Seahawks)
Key Arena (Sonics)
GM Place (Canucks)
Rose Garden (Trail Blazers)
Candlestick Park (49ers and Giants)
Dodger Stadium (Dodgers)
Arco Arena (Kings)
Jack Murphy Stadium (Padres and Chargers)
Comiskey Park (White Sox)


Those were the names at the time I attended.

 

Fenway Park. Red Sox-Yankees, Pedro vs Clemens. Too bad I became a baseball fan AFTER this.

Also, I'm pretty sure I have been at a game apiece in the old Astrodome and Fulton County Stadium (which is now a parking lot for Turner Field) but that was a long time ago, so that doesn't really count.

I've been to the Georgia Dome for an NCAA Regional game (Duke-LSU 2006 )

Other than that, not much. Not too many pro sports venues around here.

Although for college sports, I've been to Williams Brice Stadium (S.Car football), Death Valley (LSU football - NOT Clemson), Vanderbilt Stadium (Vandy football - we, the South Carolina fans, outnumbered the Vandy fans), Carolina Coliseum (S.Car basketball, former), Carolina/Colonial Center (S.Car basketball, current), Sarge Frye Field (S.Car baseball) and a few others I believe.

 

Turner Stadium - Atlanta Braves
Wrigley Field - Chicago Cubs
Fed Ex Forum - Memphis Grizzlies

 

I've been to...

Pacific Bell Park (more times than I can count)
Candlestick Park (probably about a dozen times- haven't been in a while)
The Arena (Sharks' home)
Dodger Stadium (once)

 

Chase Field
Sun Devil Stadium
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Wells Fargo Arena
Jack Murphy Stadium
The Kingdome

 

Skydome - MLB - four Toronto games.

 

SkyDome/Rogers Centre
Air Canada Centre

 

MLB: Shea Stadium, Yankee Stadium
NHL: Continental Airlines Arena

That's all I can remember going to...

 

MLB:
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park (Redsox)
Oakland Alemeda County Coliseum (As)
Dodger's Stadium
Candlestick Park (former home of Giants)

NFL:
L.A. Coliseum (former home of then LA Raiders)
Candlestick Park (49ers)

NBA:
Forum (former home of L.A. Lakers)
Boston Garden (former home of Celtics)
Madison Square Garden

College Football:
L.A. Coliseum (USC Trojans)
Rose Bowl (UCLA home game)

College Basketball:
Polly Pavilion (UCLA)
L.A. Sports Arena (former home of USC Trojans)
Madison Square Garden (Saint John's home game)

 

I should mention I've also been IN Turner Field and Cameron Indoor Stadium, but not for games, unfortunately. One day.

Cameron tops my list of places I want to see a game at.

 

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Your history is hilariously inaccurate as the Giants had home field for games 3, 4 and 5 of the 2002 World Series and the Angels had home field for the other games.

 

Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees) once.
Fenway Park (Boston Red Sox) once.
Astrodome (Houston Astros) many times.
Enron Field/Minute Maid Park (Houston Astros) many times.
The Ballpark in Arlington/Ameriquest Field (Texas Rangers) once.
Kingdome (Seattle Mariners) once.

 

( White Sox ) US Cellular Field

( DA BEARS ) Soldiers Field

( DA Bulls ) The United Center

 

Harbour Park (Tidewater Tides - Orioles Triple A farm system)

 

You know, not too many actually. I've been to Camden Yards (Baltimore Orioles) countless times. I've been to Memorial Stadium many more times growing up to see the O's. I've been to Ripken Stadium to see the Ironbirds play. I've been to Ravens Stadium. Oh yeah RFK stadium. Been to where the Eagles play.

 

Wow, I'll have to make a tally and come back tomorrow and list them out. Almost too many to count!

 

Wait, you've never been to the Staples Center? Even I've seen a game there.

As for myself...
MLB
Shea Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Olympic Stadium
Fenway Park
Jacobs' Field
PNC Park
Dolphin Stadium (then Pro Player)
Angel Stadium(then Edison Field)
Dodger Stadium
Veterans' Stadium
Citizen's Bank Bandbox, er, Ballpark

NBA:
Madison Square Garden
Continental Airlines Arena
Staples Center

NHL:
Madison Square Garden
Belle Centre

NFL:
Giants Stadium

Tennis:
Arthur Ashe Stadium

 

MLB-County Stadium and Miller Park(Brewers) too numerous to mention. Metrodome-Twins(sucks for baseball)

NFL-Lambeau Field at least 30 RCA Dome-Once

NCAA Football-Camp Randal-Too numerous Kinnick Stadium(Iowa) 4 times

NCAA Basketball-Kohl Center Wisconsin 5 times. Bradley Center-Marquette-Too Numerous

NBA-Bradley Center-Bucks, too numerous

 

MLB:
Fenway
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Bank one Ballpark
Veteran's Stadium
Whatever the new Philly stadium is called
Camden
RFK
The Angel's stadium

Hockey:
Madison Square Garden
Hartford Civic Center (whalers, baby)

 

MLB: Veterans Stadium, Citizens Bank Park, Shea Stadium, Dodger Stadium (my personal favorite), Camden Yards and AT&T Park (or whatever they are call Pac Bell Stadium in San Fran these days).

NFL: Veterans Stadium

College Football: LA Colissuem, Rose Bowl, Beaver Stadium (Penn State), Meadowlands (for a Rutgers v. Penn State game in the mid 90's), Navy's stadium in Annapolis and Mountaineer Staduim (or whatever they call the stadium at Morgantown).

NBA: Wachovia Center, Philadelphia Spectrum, LA Sports Arena and American Airlines Center (Dallas)

NHL: Philadelphia Spectrum, Brendan Byrne Arena, American Airlines Arena (Miami), Staples Center and Anaheim Arrowhead Pond.